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- What is the LOW CUT and PAD used for on a mic?
This is a newbie question - sorry but I'm just not sure what to set my AT4033 at There's a LOW CUT and a PAD selection on the mic Each have two choices The LOW PAD has a straight line for one choice and a straight line that dips down as the second choice The PAD has a -10db and 0db? I'm just r
- Condenser or Condensor? - Cakewalk Forums
Isn't it condenSER? Not condenSOR? As in CondenSER mics? I just want to confirm this and want people to read what really is correct so they won't end up using the same wrong term over and over again to the point it gets tiring
- Latency problems (recording delay) with USB condensor mic?
Has anyone experienced latency problems while using a USB condensor mic with Sonar X1? I'm talking about delay when recording Like for example, you record your voice to the project's tempo, but the actual recordings have a slight delay and dont match up with the rest of the clips in the project (th
- When to use condenser microphones low cut switch
I'm planning to use a pair of Tascam pencil (TM-PC1) condenser mic for recording a piano performance next week Previously I had set on the low cut switch for voice and guitar recording with good result How about piano recording (indoor, no fan or aircond blowing directly) ? Set it flat,
- Is it harmful or completely safe to leave phantom powered microphone . . .
While I don't normally do so, sometimes when I'm using the mic, I just leave it connected for days in between recording I do shut down the system at night It's one of the Behringer large diaphragm condenser mic Thanks!
- Marshall AS100D and Phantom Power - Cakewalk Forums
Hey Cakewalkers, I'm considering buying a Marshall AS100D and playing through condenser mics for both vocal and instrument Trouble is that the Amp's phantom power supply only puts in 15v
- Bass rolloff switch on condenser mics. . . necessary for recording vocals?
A lot of condenser mics have a bass rolloff switch, which basically just cuts some of the lower frequencies I will be using a condenser mic for vocals, and I was wondering if this bass rolloff switch is really necessary? In other words, should I only be looking for condenser mics with this feature
- Sterling Audio ST66 Condenser Mic = Groove Tubes GT66
I was told by Guitar Center that the Sterling Audio ST66 Condenser Mic is equivalent to the Groove Tubes GT66 and that the mics are made by the same Mfr (Aspen Pittman)
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